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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1966
Page
5
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The 117 member body convenes in Dien Hong Hall to draft a new constitution, a move seen as uncertain yet essential to establish a foundation for democratic rule while military authority remains dominant. Observers note possible shift toward a Legislative Assembly if a harmonious charter emerges and the military approves.
Fairfield police arrested four youths yesterday at 7 a.m. after they allegedly burglarized Greenfield Hill service station on Bronson road. John Phelps 17 Michael McDonough 16 Joseph Graziani 17 and George Salamone 18 are charged with breaking and entering. They are held on $1,000 bonds and face Circuit court Oct. 5. About $65 in bills and $10 in change were stolen. Patrolman Costello found the youths riding in a car on Brookside drive two miles from the scene.
In Schurz Nevada Walter Voorhees and Lawrence Cook tied for second in the primary with 32 votes each, behind Lloyd Silas. The top two advance to November. To decide who would run, Voorhees and Cook cut cards. Voorhees drew the 10 of spades while Cook drew the king of diamonds.
In Kinshasa a 2000 strong anti Portugal protest greeted President Mobutu as he visited the burned embassy. He declined to speak and left after about five minutes while banners denounced Salazar and Tshombe. Portuguese threats of retaliation and flight suspensions were reported as the scene unfolded.
A rally speaker said the rioters who burned the embassy were Congolese, not Angolan refugees as Radio Kinshasa claimed. The statement refutes refugee involvement and asserts the attackers' nationality.
Four people were injured in a two car crash yesterday at 2 45 p m on Mill Plain road at Lakeside drive Fairfield. Donna Fodor 18 and her sister Joyce 15 Maureen Girard 17 and Joseph Smolko 18 were taken to Park City hospital for lacerations and abrasions. Mrs Filomena Massaro 61 and Angelo Massaro 64 were riding with the Fodor auto. Guidotti said Miss Fodor tried to left turn into Lakeside drive when struck. She was charged with failure to grant the right of way and summoned to circuit court Oct 19.
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